Resee recovery in retail sales dow down 271 session lows 59 minutes left of trade the nasdaq has been the underperformer is actually off its lows were kind of moving around, as we speak, in the final hour. All the major indexes are lows ahead on todays show, well speak to mike sievert. Well get an upgraciointergrac sprint and the president of the university of arizona will outline his plan for the fall semester as cases and hospitalizations rise in that state. Well focus on the big stories were watching at this hour Steve Liesman with details on todays jobless claims will is digging into Big Bank Earnings and meg has details on johnson and johnsons results. But, steve, start us off with the jobs picture. You know, were getting two different stories from the jobless claims one of improvement and one where the improvement has kind of flat lined. Well take a look at the numbers. Claiming coming in at 1. 3 million. Above expectations dow just 10,000 on the weekly jobless claims thats kind
Cyclical recovery here. I guess thats something for the day. Based on the Technical Levels like the 200 day moving average, there are bullish signals out of the small and midcap space. Caroline what is the number one risk on your mind . Please ask that again . Caroline what is your number one risk . U. S. China . Deteriorating earnings . Coronavirus and a lack of a vexing . Vaccine . There are always risks that keep you up at night. Longerterm, ive never seen the monetary stimulation i have seen in the last six months were money growth is rowing at 80 annualized. I think ive been wrong that inflation has not surfaced but i do believe it will so longerterm i worry about inflation because it erodes the real return of the tone of stocks. I worry that post qqq earnings season as they move into the number that we have democratic sweep and what it does to the Corporate Tax rate, that is a risk as well. Caroline great to get your expertise. Breaking news. Microsoft out with earnings. The clou
Research and we will talk about inventory numbers. The equity strategists are just reluctantly upgrading their target and we will talk to new and we will talk to them on the hour. Guy hes a 2900 on the markets at 31 so we will see what happens. As you mentioned, its an interesting day in the u. K. , the pound is getting a minor boost, the market is really shrugging its shoulders as we have seen radical plan to save the economy. How radical is it . Heres the chancellor of the exchequer. I want every person in this house and in the country to know that i will never accept unemployment as an unavoidable outcome. Here here. We are not in everything we have done so far just a step back now. In truth, the job has only just begun. Its a 30 billion bound program, again the pound shrugging its shoulders that what we heard. Guestfind out what our says. Is that the right reaction . Why is this enough to move the pound . Else, the as anything focus is slightly elsewhere. Brexit talks happening sep
Ppp money that he took . And, of course, today juneteenth, and the calls are louder than ever to make it a national hospital. What i think this means for our nation. All that and so much more on making money. Request. Charles so this week has seen extraordinarily light volume, a negative breadth which has been masked by these innocuous closes, right . Down days nothing dramatic. Now, one dilemma i think particularly for Institutional Investors is getting forward guy dance right and valuations. Its certainly understated right now that earnings are going to be a lot better than official wall street estimates. Now, in a different environment the current valuations would certainly be a major deterrent. Many old school investors are hesitating. One thing are these yields across the board on stocks, bonds and other investment instruments. Is so more than likely the catalyst to sort of get them off the sidelines and that big money into this market would be higher markets. Of course, the highe
Present. We condition the presence of racism and not as individual acts of discrimination but as social force. One that has brought to this particular point in history. Joining me now by skype is stanford establishment professor of psychology steve you for joing us. Roberts thank thank you. Professor roberts myself included would say we ciare not but you say the common use of the term racism is too narrow. How do you and other academics define racism. We define racism as a system of advantage based on. Ra we commonly think of racism as mistreating or dislikg others because of the color ofr th stem and hierarchy and sm as a pandemic that we are embedded in. You authored a paper with a white colleague that you outlined seven factors that contribute to racism. We wont get into them but can liyo them for us and talk about this in detail. We listed the seven factors and many to choose from to be cleabut we spoke the categories and segregation and hierarchy and power an fascism. Lets take pa